Annika Sörenstam
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Sep 10, 2026
Alison NicholasGUEST
Yeah, that's a very important part, you know.
Alison NicholasGUEST
It's interesting 'cause I had Annika Sorenstam as my vice captain, and she was very analytical, and she looked at stats more than...
Alison NicholasGUEST
A- and I was sort of a gut feel person.
Alison NicholasGUEST
So, so we, we sort of talked about it together as well as Jo Morley was my other vice captain.
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Marcus BucklandHOST
I, I'll be interested to see what you think about this one.
Mark PougatchHOST
Yeah.
Marcus BucklandHOST
So Annika Sorenstam holes a chip shot from just off the 13th green for a birdie.
Marcus BucklandHOST
She's playing alongside Janice Moody.
Ken DrostNARRATOR
It's actually rare for a world number one to even be at the Solheim.
Ken DrostNARRATOR
The Rolex rankings debuted in 2006 when Annika Sorenstam was at the tail end of her LPGA career.
Ken DrostNARRATOR
She would have played several Solheim Cups as the world number one, but over the past 20 years, only Lillia Vu in 2023 and Korda in 2021 and 24 have competed in the biennial event while atop the rankings.
Ken DrostNARRATOR
Corda is by far the winningest player in the competition, owning 19 of the US team's 34 LPGA victories.
Ron ChopperHOST
Good.
Ron ChopperHOST
Uh, Annika Sorenstam.
Ron ChopperHOST
Don't know who that is.
Ron ChopperHOST
It's, uh- What have I got left in my- ...
Ron ChopperHOST
Yeah.
Ron ChopperHOST
I think I ranked them pretty well, other than number one.
Ron ChopperHOST
Uh, I think the only one I would disagree with, Annika Sorenstam's probably, like, two or one.
Ron ChopperHOST
Explain who she is.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
And I told the girls, I don't want you guys to be besties.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
I'm not asking you to do that, but I've learned the most from my 5-6 competitors, like more than you can read in the book, like practicing next to Tiger, discussing like different like options of execution, practicing playing with like Yanni Tseng, Lorena Ochoa, Annika Sorenstam.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
Yeah, we might be standing face to face going down the back nine on a Sunday in a major, but no sharing is also going to make you better as a competitor and you feel better i've always believed the second best players are the ones who are very protective and kind of holding back while the best ones they're also keen on like sharing because it's a good learning lesson for them as well so to kind of feel like you have each other's back and operate a little bit as a team bring some of those team elements from the greatness we've had in Solheim into the team and operate more as a team.
Suzann PettersenGUEST
People are more unified together and I believe that's going to make them better.
MartinHOST
... to Callaway.
MartinHOST
Interestingly also, uh, Annika Sorenstam came out and said, "Look, I've worked with Callaway for years."
DesHOST
Mm-hmm.
MartinHOST
"And I can say they've done more for women's golf and women's perception-"
Robert D. MatherHOST
LPGA has got to be sweating bullets over this thing because, um, They could very easily start having low-level men's professional golfers come in to their tour and dominate from the ladies' tees.
Robert D. MatherHOST
We saw Annika Sorenstam, oh gosh, probably about 20 years ago when she was just so far ahead of the LPGA players and so long off the tee and with her irons that she decided to compete with the men.
Robert D. MatherHOST
And she played in, I think, I haven't looked this up.
Robert D. MatherHOST
Again, I didn't really prepare today.
Jeremy WolfHOST
For which I cannot name some, but I will learn, and I will watch, and I will let you know how that product is.
Jeremy WolfHOST
Annika Sorenstam, she's not playing anymore.
Jeremy WolfHOST
Michelle Wie, not playing.
Jeremy WolfHOST
Again, they're great golfers.
speaker_1HOST
And the way that they support the Epson Tour and the LPGA, it's phenomenal, right? Yep.
speaker_1HOST
And I think, you know, you look at what Annika Sorenstam said, right? Like Callaway's always been an incredible business, and she stands by Callaway.
speaker_1HOST
And she's, you know, the greatest woman golfer of all time.
speaker_2HOST
Yeah.
Jay DellingGUEST
And where we're set up here in the backdrop of this wall right behind us is a wonderful history of Rolling Hills Country Club, birthplace of the LPGA Tour.
Jay DellingGUEST
And all the other things, and what the founders did 76 years ago when they got done with the U.S. Open, Babe Zaharias, who was the Annika Sorenstam of that time, won by nine shots, and she gathered all of her best buddies.
Jay DellingGUEST
in the pro shop right here on this property and said, okay, no more.
Jay DellingGUEST
We are not just a circuit.
Howard GlassmanHOST
They were one of the first companies to award a big endorsement deal to an LPGA star.
Howard GlassmanHOST
Dan's probably never heard of her, but you've heard of Annika Sorenstam.
Howard GlassmanHOST
Fred, she's the most decorated female golfer of almost of all time.
Howard GlassmanHOST
Well, they were one of the original sponsors of her.
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